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box hoops and materials, (1147, S. S., 2307.)

Chemical preparations, used chiefly in medicines, (1332, T. R., p. 575.)

and salts, n. o. p. f., (1412.) purposes, acids used for, (see "Acids.") Chenille cords, or trimmings, cotton, as cotton mfs. n. o. p. f.

Chenille cords, or trimmings, silk, (see "Silk.")

Cheroots, (see “Cigars.")

Chessmen and chessballs, bone or ivory, (see Ivory.")

wood, as mfs. of wood n. o. p. f. Chest handles, according to materials. Chewing tobacco, (see "Tobacco.") Chickory paste, (1233, S. S., 1509.) 5 cts. per lb.

Chickory root, unground or burnt and ground, (1232, S. S., 1334, 2263.) 1 ct. per lb.

prepared, (1233, S. S., 1334, 2263.) 5 cts. per lb.

Chicle, gum, (see "Gums.")

Children, articles worn by, (see "Articles.") Children's bonnets, hats, hoods, dressgoods, and toys, (see "Hats," "Woollens," and "Toys.")

rattles, (see "Rattles.")

Chili peppers, (see "Peppers.")
China clay, or kaoline, (see "Clay.")
China root, med., (1541.) Free.
Chinaware, (see Earthenware.'')

Chinchards, (or chinches,) in oil, as sar

dines, which see, (S. S., 1382.) Chincona, (see "Cinchona.") Chinese blue, (see "Colors.")

or Japan wax, (see "Wax.")
peanut oil, (see Oils.'')

wine, as dist. sp., (S. S., 1987, see "Li-
quors.")

"Chinoidine," (see “Quinoidine.") Chinotti, (see "Eve's apples.")

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(2018, 2076.) $6 per M.

On same, weighing not over 3 lbs. per 1000 (2018, 2076.) $1.75 per M.

Cigar stands, magic, (see "Magic.") Cinchona root, er. dr., (1543.) Free. Cinchona or cinchonine bark. (see "Barks.")

Cinchona, muriate of, (see "Muriate.")

Cinnabar, artificial, mercurial prep., (1333.)

Cinnamon, and chips of, (1116, S. S., 725, 983.) 20 cts. per lb.

oil of, (see "Oils.")

Citrate of lime, (see "Lime.")

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* Cheroots and Cigarettes must be imported, (the same as cigars,) in quantities not less than 3000, and packed in boxes as prescribed in the case of cigars; but in no case over 500 in a single box, (1838, 2015, 2016, S. S., 1306.) Chromo-lithographs and embossed or brush-finished chromos, dtbl. as mfs. of paper under 1368. (S. S..

3031, 3061.)

Citron in its natural condition, (1281.) preserved in sugar, (1247, September 26, 1860, N. Y.)

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oil of, (see Oils essential.") Citronella oil, (see "Oils.")

Civet, crude, in natural pod, (1677.) Free.
Civit, oil of, (see ** Oils ")

Clapboards, (see "Wood, mfs. of.")
Clasps, brass or iron, (1067.)

copper, or of which copper is comp. ch. val., (1057.)

gilt or plated, (1390.)

gold, silver, or German silver, (1065.) steel, (1012.)

Clay, china, or kaoline, (939, May 5, 1863, Phil., also S. S., 620, 1494.) $5 per ton. prepared, (908, 939, July 9, 1863, Boston.) $5 per ton.

unwrought pipe and fire, (938.) $5 per

ton.

Clay pipes and pipe bowls and heads, (see

Smokers' Articles.")

Per ct.

10 Clothing, ready-made, of silk, or part silk comp. ch. val., (see "Silk.")

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ready-made, (see titles, "Wearing Ap

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parel," Woollens," and "Silks.")

Cloths, colored, for bookbinding, (932, S.

S., 686.)

Cloves, (1119.) 5 cts. per lb.

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Clove stems, (1120.) 3 cts. per lb.

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n. o. p. f., (1239.)

bituminous, per ton of 28 bushels of 80 lbs. each (1240.) 75 cts. per ton.

dust, (see Screenings," below.)

cannel, (1240, S. S., 787.) 75 ets. per

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screenings and dust, bituminous and anthracite, as culm, (1240, S. S., 604, 667.)

Coal stores of American vessels, not unloaded, (1546.) Free.

Coatings, (see Linens.")

Cobalt, oxide of, (1241.)

ores, (1547.) Free.

Cobaltum crystals, (see "Arsenic.")

Cobourgs, printed or ombrestriped, as merinos, or woollen dress goods, (Sept. 21, 1857, Boston.)

(see "Silk Clothing.")

of all other materials n. o. p. f., (1238.) Cloak pins, according to material.

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Clock cases, of marble, (1237, S. S., 935.) Clocks and parts thereof, (1237, S. S., 935.) Same, if metal comp. ch. val., (1237.) Clocks, side ornaments for, as vases, candelebas, &c., are not "parts of clocks," (S. S., 1487.)

Cloth for buttons, (see "Buttons.")

for corsets, (see "Corsets.")

India-rubber, with linen or cotton, (see "India-rubber.")

oil, (see Oil Cloth.")

oil silk, (see "Oil Silk Cloth.")

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waterproof, n. o. p. f., (1179.)

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Cod-sounds, (see "Sounds.")

Codilla, or tow of hemp, (see "Tow.") Coffee, in the berry,* (1551, S. S., 2000.) Free.

Coffee, acorn, dandelion root, and all other substitutes for, except chickory, (1183.) 3 cts. per lb.

extract or preps. of, (1816, T. R., p. 566.) mills, wood and iron, as mfs. of iron n. o. p. f. Cognac oil, or oenanthic ether, (see "Oils.") Coins, cabinets of, (see Cabinets.")

gold and silver, and copper, (1552) Free. old foreign copper, in large quantities, for mfg pps., as old copper, (1055, S. S., 1760.) 4 cts. per lb.

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oxyd of iron, (1366, S. S., 1212, T. D., 34.) oxyd of zinc, dry or ground in oil, (1367, S. S., 1212.) 1 cts. per lb. Paris green, dry or moist, (1352.) white, dry, (943.) 1 ct. per lb.

ground in oil, (945.) 1 cts. per lb Prussian blue, dry or moist, (1352, S. S., 1530.)

red lead, (see above, "lead.")

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moist water, used in the mf. of paper

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hangings and colored papers and cards,

Vandyke brown, (1364.)

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Aniline colors for painters' use, composed of aniline and starch, to give body, held dutiable under 1350, as aniline colors, (S. S., 2781, 2811.)

This includes all artists' colors put up in oil in small tubes, excepting white and red lead and oxyd of zinc, (S. S., 2299.)

Commissions, dtbl., (see "Dutiable charges. "') Compasses, mariners', (954, or 1383.) mathematical, or mechanics', according to material.

Compositions of glass or paste, set, (1248, S. S., 150.)

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of glass or paste, not set, (1248, S. S., 2535.) Composition tops, (see Furniture.") Compounds, dist. spts. ch. val., (see "Liquors.')

Concentrated melada or concrete, (see "Sugar.")

Condensed milk, (see "Milk.")
Coney-plates, (see "Furs.")
Confectionery, (see "Sugars.")

Congressional library, books, maps, and charts for, (see "Books.")

Conium cicuta, seed and leaf, (1558.) Free. extract of, (1332 )

Conine or conicine, (see "Conium.")
Contrayerva root, med., (1559.) Free.
Cooper, as ale. (see "Liquors.")
Copal gum, (see "Gums.")

Copper alloys, n. o. p. f., of which copper

is a comp. ch. val., (1057.)

Copper, all mfs. of, or of which copper

shall be a comp. ch. val., n. o. p. f., whether the copper be the simple metal, or in the form of an alloy or combination, n. o. p. f, with any other article,

(1057, S. S., 428, modified by S. S. 1470.)
black or coarse, on all fine copper it con-
tains, (1054.) 4 cts. per lb.
bolts, spikes, and nails, (1057)
cement, so-called, as copper ore, (1053,
S. S., 1895.)

clippings, from new copper plates never
in use, as copper unmfd., n. o. p. f.,
(1057, S. S., 1580.) 5 cts. per lb.
coins, (see Coins.")

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in rolled plates, called brazier's copper, (1057.)

in plates, bars, ingots, pigs, and in other forms, unmfd., and not enumerated, (1056.) 5 cts. per lb.

in sheets, rods, and pipes, (1057.) old, fit only for re-mf., (1055.)

4 cts. per lb. old, taken from the bottom of American vessels compelled by marine disaster to repair in foreign ports, (1560, R R., pt. iv, art. 161.) Free.

ores, on all fine copper they contain, (1053.) 3 cts. per lb.

regulus of, on all fine copper it contains,

(1054, S. S., 2913.) 4 cts. per lb. subacetate of, (see "Verdigris.")

Per ct.

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Copying books, (see “Books.")

Coral, cut or mfd., (1251, April 23, 1858, Bost.)
jewelry, (1251, S. S., 2556.)
marine, unmfd., (1562.) Free.
Coraline, n. o. p. f., (1816.)

Cordage, or cables, Manilla, untarred, (969.)
2 cts. per lb.

all other, untarred, (970.) 3 cts. per lb. tarred, (968.) 3 cts. per pound. Cord, sash, hemp, (see "Hemp.") Cordials, (see "Liquors.")

40 Cordova wool, (see "Wool, class 3.") Cords and tassels, cotton, (see "Cotton.") and cords and tassels, silk, (see "Silk.") same, all or part wool, worsted, or mohair, (see Worsted-webbing," &c.) Coriander seed, (see "Seeds.")

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floor-cloth, (see Floor-cloth.")

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Cork wood or bark cut into small squares, (1252, S. S., 1130.) Free.

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Cottonades, (see "Cotton Jeans," &c.) Cotton and calf, or cow-bair fabrics, as woollens, (S. S., 3011. T. D., 122.) Cotton and fibre vestings, (see "Vestings.") Cotton and linen mfs., L. ch. val., (see "Linens.")

same, C.. ch. val, dtbl. as cottons under 908, 921-6, (S. S, 2527.)

Per ct.

and mohair manufactures, (see "Mohairs.") and silk manufactures, (see "Silk.") and silk plush, (see "Silk.")

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and wool, mfs. of, (see Woollens.") and worsted braids, for boot and shoe straps, chiefly cotton, as mfs. partly of worsted, (1163, S. S., 1822.)

and worsted mfs., (see " Worsted.") and worsted trimmings, (see "Worsted.") bagging, or bags, (see "Bagging," &c.) bobbinet, braids, insertings, lace, and trimmings, (932.)

braids, imptd. for trimming hats, but which may be used for other pps., dtbl. as other cotton braids under 932, (S. S., 1761.)

brilliants, classified with "jeans," (924,

Dec. 31, 1862, N. Y.)

canton flannels, dutiable under 921 or 922, according to quality, (S. S., 1576.) zaps, &c., made on frames, (see "Articles.")

tarpeting, (see "Carpeting.")

cords and tassels, (929, 932.)

crochet cotton

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on spools, as Cotton Thread," &c., which see, (S. S., 2540.) drawers, woven. (see "Articles.") dreadnaughts, (932, Aug 12, 1857, Phila.) dresses embroidered with worsted, as "worsted clothing," (see "Woollens," S. S., 2712.)

same, or other cottons, embroidered with

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Cotton seed, (see "Seeds.") oil, (see Oils.") Cottons, (except jeans, denims, drillings, bed-tickings, ginghams, plaids, cottonades, pantaloon stuff, and goods of like description), not exceeding 100 threads to the sq. inch, counting the warp and filling, and weighing over 5 oz. per sq. yd., (921.)

unbleached, 5 cts. per sq. yd.

bleached, 5 cts. per sq. yd.

colored, stained, painted, or printed,

5 cts. per sq. yd. and

The same, exceeding 200 threads to the sq. inch, or, being finer and lighter than above, and not exceeding 200 threads, (922, 923.)

unbleached, 5 cts. per sq. yd.

bleached, 5 cts. per sq. yd.

colored, stained, painted, or printed,

5 cts. per sq yd., and jeans, denims, drillings, bed tickings, ginghams, plaids, cottonades, pantaloon stuffs, and goods of like description, or for similar use, not exceeding 100 threads to the sq inch, counting the warp and filling, and exceeding 5 oz. to the sq.yd., (924.)

unbleached 6 cts. per sq. yd.

bleached 6 cts. per sq. yd. colored, stained, painted, or printed, 6cts. per sq. yd., and The same, finer or lighter, not exceeding 200 threads to the sq. inch, (925.) unbleached, 6 cts. per sq. yd.

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7 cts. per sq. yd., and none of more than 200 threads, to be admitted to a less rate of duty than those of 200, (926a.)

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all plain woven cotton goods, not included in the foregoing schedules and valued per sq. yd. as follows, to wit: (926a.)

unbleached at over 16 cts.; bleached, at over 20 cts.; and colored at over 25 cts.

jeans, denims, and drillings, unbleached, valued at over 20 cts. per sq. yd., (926a.) goods, n. o. p. f., valued over 25 cts. per sq. yd., (926a.)

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